Explain the sources of Indian constitution?
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i. Government of India Act, 1935:
Federal Scheme, Office of Governor, Judiciary, Public Service Commissions, Emergency provisions, Administrative details.
ii. British Constitution:
Parliamentary government, Rule of Law, Legislative procedure, Single citizenship, Cabinet System, Prerogative Writs.
iii. US Constitution:
Fundamental Rights, Independence of Judiciary, Judicial Review, Impeachment of the President, Removal of Supreme Court and High Court judges and post of Vice-President.
iv. Irish Constitution:
Directive Principles of State Policy, nomination of members to Rajya Sabha and method of election of President, Federation with a strong centre, Vesting of residuary powers in the Centre, appointment of State Governors by the Centre and advisory jurisdiction of the Supreme Court.
v. Canadian Constitution:
Federation with a strong centre, residuary powers with the centre, appointment of state governors by the centre and advisory jurisdiction of the Supreme Court.
vi. Australian Constitution:
Concurrent List, Freedom of trade, commerce and intercourse joint sitting of the two Houses of Parliament.
vii. Weimar Constitution:
Suspension of Fundamental Rights during Emergency.
viii. Soviet Constitution:
Fundamental duties, the ideal of justice (social, economic and political) in the Preamble.
ix. French Constitution:
Republic and the ideals of liberty equality and fraternity in the Preamble.
x. South African Constitution:
Procedure for amendment, the Constitution and election of the members of Rajya Sabha.
xi. Japanese Constitution:
Procedure established by law. The drafted Constitution was finally adopted by us
Federal Scheme, Office of Governor, Judiciary, Public Service Commissions, Emergency provisions, Administrative details.
ii. British Constitution:
Parliamentary government, Rule of Law, Legislative procedure, Single citizenship, Cabinet System, Prerogative Writs.
iii. US Constitution:
Fundamental Rights, Independence of Judiciary, Judicial Review, Impeachment of the President, Removal of Supreme Court and High Court judges and post of Vice-President.
iv. Irish Constitution:
Directive Principles of State Policy, nomination of members to Rajya Sabha and method of election of President, Federation with a strong centre, Vesting of residuary powers in the Centre, appointment of State Governors by the Centre and advisory jurisdiction of the Supreme Court.
v. Canadian Constitution:
Federation with a strong centre, residuary powers with the centre, appointment of state governors by the centre and advisory jurisdiction of the Supreme Court.
vi. Australian Constitution:
Concurrent List, Freedom of trade, commerce and intercourse joint sitting of the two Houses of Parliament.
vii. Weimar Constitution:
Suspension of Fundamental Rights during Emergency.
viii. Soviet Constitution:
Fundamental duties, the ideal of justice (social, economic and political) in the Preamble.
ix. French Constitution:
Republic and the ideals of liberty equality and fraternity in the Preamble.
x. South African Constitution:
Procedure for amendment, the Constitution and election of the members of Rajya Sabha.
xi. Japanese Constitution:
Procedure established by law. The drafted Constitution was finally adopted by us
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